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I love this poem. It so amazing how the writer, Emily Dickenson showed the importance and the beauty of the grass that’s been neglected by most of us nowadays. I think this is one way of the author to promote nature preservation.
And looking beyond it’s literal interpretation, the grass symbolizes the life of ordinary people. That despite being ordinary, he or she has done undeniable great things, like helping others and being the source of someone’s strength.